Executive Summary. References. TSM 371Lecture Remodeling. Why Remodel? Areas To Remodel Pitfalls Associated Costs Finished Products

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1 TSM 371Lecture Remodeling Executive Summary Why Remodel? Areas To Remodel Pitfalls Associated Costs Finished Products References Course Textbook House Planning Handbook, MWPS-16, Second Edition, The Complete Book of Home Remodeling, Robert Scharff. 1

2 Why Remodel? Don t want to move-closing costs Improve family household Improve resale value Saving architectural style Can do it in stages while living in house Can be cheaper than building new Increase usage of area Improve appliances and efficiency Meet space to changing needs Why not to Remodel? Financing Time and inconvenience Avoiding family construction stress Upgrading utilities-low return Changing house will not fix a bad neighborhood, location, schools As-is House Plan Measure around outside of house Determine square footage of rooms Aid in cost estimation-know area and sizes Determine location of mechanical equipment Determine load bearing walls 2

3 Load Bearing Walls As-is Extra plumbing capacity Water line size and runs Water softener Septic Field Circuit Breakdown Determine new loads Wire size- 12 gauge for 20 A, 14 for 15 A Panel size As-is Structural Load bearing walls Whirlpools, hot tubs, pool tables Gas-line capacity HVAC system Heating/Cooling Capacity Fan/Blower Capacity 3

4 Areas To Remodel Kitchen Bathroom Interior Rooms Exterior Basement Kitchen Form follows function How will kitchen be used? Family, rental, college students Adding appliances Garbage disposer Trash Compactor Dishwasher Kitchen 4

5 Sinks Enameled cast iron Durable and heavy Porcelain on steel Light, can chip Stainless Steel Very light, last forever, easy to clean Cost more Under Counter sinks Storage Other Cabinets Many options-vary by price, quality & type Under cabinet lighting Backsplash Easily cleaned Often overlooked in terms of style Venting Stove-try to incorporate 5

Kitchen-Money Saving Tips Reface-not replace kitchen cabinets

rooms Watch storage space-use calcs Re-use appliances Bathrooms

Wash-up area Care of infants and children Several people at once

6 Kitchen-Money Saving Tips Reface-not replace kitchen cabinets Avoid moving plumbing, vent, gas lines Keep on Same wall if moving rooms Watch storage space-use calcs Re-use appliances Bathrooms How will bathroom be used now? Wash-up area Care of infants and children Several people at once Assistance needed in bathroom Dressing room Remodeling a tub Tub liner Liquid Steel Shower Surround Bathrooms 6

Pedestal Simple, clean Vanity Functional Sink Vanities Bathroom Accessories Towel

holders Dispensers Fancy Shower Heads Bathroom-Money Saving Tips Don t Move the

Main plumbing line Be careful routing plumbing in joists Re-use current tub Re-face

7 Pedestal Simple, clean Vanity Functional Sink Vanities Bathroom Accessories Towel Bars and Racks Paper Holders Grab Bars Soap Holders Clothes hooks Toothbrush and cup holders Dispensers Fancy Shower Heads Bathroom-Money Saving Tips Don t Move the toilet! Main plumbing line Be careful routing plumbing in joists Re-use current tub Re-face or add surround Don t skimp on faucets or accessories Make bathroom more efficient and enjoyable to use Careful tying new plumbing to old Dielectric fittings, rubber junctions 7

8 Kitchen/Bath flooring Ceramic tile Under floor heat Linoleum Easy quick and cheap Wood Non water friendly Carpet Bathroom example Bathroom Example 8

water and heating pipes Repair and relocate electric Check for sufficient light and ventilation May need extra entrance Separate apartment

9 Interior rooms Look at structural plan Floor heights Adding Storage Functional Changes in bedrooms Moveable room dividers-create options Closets storage Overlooked yet functional Basement/attic Remodeling Easily add livable area First Steps Remedy leaks and dampness Insulate water and heating pipes Repair and relocate electric Check for sufficient light and ventilation May need extra entrance Separate apartment Basement Add Egress windows Cover ugly pipes but leave access Leave room to make turns for furniture or building supplies Furring strips Insulation on Walls 9

Basement Floor Covering Assume water will be present Sump

Structural columns Sound Insulation Bathrooms Attic Make sure

Reflective insulation Exterior Remodeling Adding wings or ells

10 Basement Floor Covering Assume water will be present Sump pumps-dual with battery backup Ceiling-drop or painting joist Structural columns Sound Insulation Bathrooms Attic Make sure to leave air space to allow warm air to exit vent Insulation Reflective insulation Exterior Remodeling Adding wings or ells 2 nd stories New Siding Painting/staining Roofing Garages/driveways 10

Operating Systems May need to add Unitary ventilation system for add on. Operating Systems Electric in floor heating systems www.calorique.com www.easyheat.com www.heatizon.com www.orbimfg.com www.suntouch.

11 Operating Systems May need to add Unitary ventilation system for add on. Operating Systems Electric in floor heating systems Exterior Remodeling-example Building new garage and driveway Existing ½ car garage not suitable to park lawn mower Existing gravel driveway was muddy, and left trucks dirty Goal-have place for men to socialize and to increase property value 11

garage Slightly higher than future driveway Time line-fall 2005

12 Example Perform As-is drawings of exterior Decide best location Size of garage My old truck 8x22 ft Make 24x24 Elevation of garage Slightly higher than future driveway Time line-fall 2005 Example As-is Problems Power Lines Property line disputes with Church 12

13 Finding Solution Had to Talk with Electric Company about moving power line. Find reason for power line. Get approval from city for construction. Finally Driveway 13

14 Driveway Driveway Finished 14

15 Pitfalls of Doing It Yourself Poor planning Time Scope of project Demolition Structural Changes New fixtures New mechanicals Finishing (drywall, paint, trim) Pitfalls of Doing It Yourself Construction Techniques Improper usage Knowledge of home How things are built Where mechanical can be located Never finishing-leaving little things Family Stress Pitfalls of Doing It Yourself Current mechanical systems Location Capacity of system Proper installation Knowledge of building codes 15

16 Cost Labor 1 to 1.5 times material cost Cost estimating Buy 10% over required for waste and cutting 30% for natural tile RSMeans Finished Products 16

17 Basement Basement 17

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